Erzulie and her two sister-selves face off against the god of stories himself, Ananse, in a storytelling battle for the ages! If Erzulie wins, her husband becomes untangled from her houseboat; if Ananse wins, a prize most delectable comes his way. Meanwhile, the souls of the undeceased return to their bodies, and with them the guilt and pain of the memories of what they did during their soulless time.
MATURE READERS
As I said, there is a big event in this, a spoiler I wont spoil, which leaves me eagerly awaiting the next issue. Read Full Review
House of Whispers is the densest of the four Sandman Universe titles, but it's one of the most intriguing so far with some unique stylistic shifts. Read Full Review
VerdictSeriously, the best thing that House of Whispers could do is spend time with one story each month and then, make the switch to the next story in the final pages. Go with that for a month, end with a cliff hanger. We can handle it. I just feel constantly distracted. Characters matter. There are some good ones here, but because we don't really get to know them, we don't care much about the mortal danger and without that, this book just falls flat. Read Full Review
House of Whispers continues to improve from month to month, but still doesn't quite soar. Read Full Review
This book needs to abandon the Lady Erzulie cast and all the others, and just tell short stories. It has been doing that lately and the book benefits greatly, but let's go all the way with that concept. It could save a sinking book.
This see-saw series of good and bad issues improved on last month’s but still just feels bland. Something big needs to happen or some changes need to be made.
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